Maury High School - Mecca Yearbook (Maury, NC)

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND Ann Faulkner Hiram Murphy CLASS BABIES Nannie Mae Sugg Jimmy Meadows BEST DRESSED Mary Lou Moye Jimmy Meadows MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ada Moore David May BEST LOOKING Harriet Wade David May f Bit 9 1 ‘ , • mpf • 1 f sX- 1 9 9,: •; 9 1 saps 1 M il f v i ' Hip i

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT United States of America State of North Carolina County of Greene City of Maury, Maury School We the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four being together as a class for the last time, do hereby will and bequeath the following to-wit: We will and bequeath to our parents, who have stood by us so faithfully through these years, our never ceasing love and gratitude. To our faculty, we leave forever our love and thanks, for their efforts in helping us to reach this glad hour. To our Senior Class Teacher, Mrs. Olive, we leave our hope, that the Seniors of fifty-five, will be as fine a class as we, the departing class of fifty-four. To everyone we leave the memory of a Senior Class they will never forget. I, Edgar Lowe, will my muscles to M. H. Moore. Mary LouMoye, leaves her Popularity with the boys to Alice Faye Moye. Jimmy Meadows wills his cuteness, to Bobby Skinner. I, Harriet Wade, will my good looks, to Jean Davis. Hiram Murphy, wills his bashful ways to Harry Hughes. Ada Moore wills her ability to get along with others to the Junior Class. I, Billy Garris, will my disagreeable ways to Willis Meadows. Garnet Hedgepeth wills her pleasing personality to Helen Nethercutt. I, David May, will “my way with the girls” to David Horne. To Dorothy Garris, Ann Faulkner wills her Charming ways. Comolia May wills her brains to Gordon Hagan, to help him make better grades. I, Nannie Mae Sugg will my A on conduct to Carson Beaman. Use it Carson. Lois Braxton wills her ability to talk without ceasing, to Pat Wood. And we the aforesaid, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, and bequeath it to the Annual Staff for publication. Garnet Hedgepeth Testatrix GETTING TO KNOW THE SENIORS Harriet Wade; Cigar; “I don’t know’’; Eating; From Rags to Riches. Comolia May; Molia; “Go Sally’’; Eating; From Rags to Riches. Anne Faulkner; Annie; “Down girl Down”; Changing Partners. Garnet Hedgepeth; Net; “Hot Dog”; Singing; You, You, You. Lois Braxton; Polly; “jest like dat”; Dating; Wondering. Ada Moore; Sack; “Go Cat’’; Dating; Crying in the Chapel. Edgar Lowe; Dinky; “Hound Dog’’; Swimming; Santa Baby, David May; Bud; “If you’re ready I’m ready”; Talking; Love Walked In. Mary Moye; Priss; “Eu La La Lu Rabit”; Riding; Hey Joe. Jimmie Meadows; Polley; “Oh My”; Hunting; Ricochet. Hiram Murphy; Hamburger; “Oh No’’; Hunting; Santa Baby. Billy Garris; Bill; “I don’t like it’’; Mechanic; Carriabean. Nannie Mae Sugg; Nan; “John”; Slow; Crying in the Chapel.

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MISS SENIOR Anne Faulkner MR. SENIOR David May MOST POPULAR Mary Lou Moye David May MOST TALKATIVE Lois Braxton David May FRIENDLIEST Ada Moore Edgar Lowe B